Dear Jane… asked:


I mean, seriously, some stuff is SO CRASS that I read and yet other stuff is so juvenile that I don’t even feel appropriate answering some girl’s question about “how to make her parents let her kiss boys”. Uh, ever heard of just not telling your parents? LOL

I think they should separate it, in my opinion.

QuestionMark asked:


That are sneaking a round behind their parents backs. I mean I see so many questions from teens asking questions about things that they should be asking their parents. Or asking about how to keep stuff from their parents.
whey aren’t they talking to their parents?
teens: why aren’t you talking to your parents?
and why are they trying so hard to keep things from them?
kids: same question?

Marhsa L asked:


and the statistic has to agree with the quotation part…
um… with famous people’s sayings and and some events that have caused some teenagers breakdown and stuff, and national or international.
if u know even just 1 of them please post it on

Healthy Person asked:


Why is it that the law requires people to take parenting classes before they become a foster parent, but..
When a couple is expecting a biological child, the law doesn’t require them to take any classes.

That sounds one-sided to me; shouldn’t all soon-to-be-parents be held to the same standards?
Why are temporary parents required to do stuff that permanent parents dont have to do?
I would think that permanent parents should have higher standards.
Why do the temporary parents have higher standards?

Susan asked:


Teenagers between 16-18. As a parents, what do you think is appropriate stuff they can do around you? i.e. Holding hands? Kissing? Hugging?
And what do y’all think they do when there is no supervision?